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Can heaven be so envious�拭�Nurse。 Romeo can�察�Though heaven cannot。 O
Romeo�察�Romeo� �Who ever would have thought it�拭�Romeo� �Jul。 What devil
art thou that dost torment me thus�拭�This torture should be roar'd in dismal
hell。 Hath Romeo slain himself�拭�Say thou but 'I��' And that bare vowel 'I'
shall poison more Than the death´darting eye of cockatrice。 I am not I�察�if
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there be such an 'I'�察�Or those eyes shut that make thee answer 'I。' If be be
slain�察 �say 'I'�察 �or if not�察 �'no。' Brief sounds determine of my weal or woe。
Nurse。 I saw the wound�察�I saw it with mine eyes�察 。�God save the mark�。�
here on his manly breast。 A piteous corse�察 �a bloody piteous corse�察 �Pale�察�
pale as ashes�察�all bedaub'd in blood�察�All in gore´blood。 I swounded at the
sight。 Jul。 O�察 �break�察 �my heart� �poor bankrout�察 �break at once� �To prison�察�
eyes�察 �ne'er look on liberty� �Vile earth�察 �to earth resign�察 �end motion here�察�
And thou and Romeo press one heavy bier� �Nurse。 O Tybalt�察�Tybalt�察�the
best friend I had� �O courteous Tybalt� �honest gentleman That ever I should
live to see thee dead� �Jul。 What storm is this that blows so contrary�拭 �Is
Romeo slaught'red�察 �and is Tybalt dead�拭 �My dear´lov'd cousin�察 �and my
dearer lord�拭�Then�察�dreadful trumpet�察�sound the general doom� �For who is
living�察�if those two are gone�拭�Nurse。 Tybalt is gone�察�and Romeo banished�察�
Romeo that kill'd him�察�he is banished。 Jul。 O God� �Did Romeo's hand shed
Tybalt's blood�拭 �Nurse。 It did�察 �it did� �alas the day�察 �it did� �Jul。 O serpent
heart�察 �hid with a flow'ring face� �Did ever dragon keep so fair a cave�拭�
Beautiful tyrant� �fiend angelical� �Dove´feather'd raven� �wolvish´ravening
lamb� �Despised substance of divinest show� �Just opposite to what thou
justly seem'st´ A damned saint�察�an honourable villain� �O nature�察�what hadst
thou to do in hell When thou didst bower the spirit of a fiend In mortal
paradise of such sweet flesh�拭�Was ever book containing such vile matter
So fairly bound�拭�O�察�that deceit should dwell In such a gorgeous palace� �
Nurse。 There's no trust�察 �No faith�察 �no honesty in men�察 �all perjur'd�察 �All
forsworn�察�all naught�察�all dissemblers。 Ah�察�where's my man�拭�Give me some
aqua vitae。 These griefs�察�these woes�察�these sorrows make me old。 Shame
come to Romeo� �Jul。 Blister'd be thy tongue For such a wish� �He was not
born to shame。 Upon his brow shame is asham'd to sit�察�For 'tis a throne
where honour may be crown'd Sole monarch of the universal earth。 O�察�
what a beast was I to chide at him� �Nurse。 Will you speak well of him that
kill'd your cousin�拭�Jul。 Shall I speak ill of him that is my husband�拭�Ah�察�
poor my lord�察�what tongue shall smooth thy name When I�察�thy three´hours
wife�察�have mangled it�拭�But wherefore�察�villain�察�didst thou kill my cousin�拭�
That villain cousin would have kill'd my husband。 Back�察 �foolish tears�察�
back to your native spring� �Your tributary drops belong to woe�察�Which you�察�
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mistaking�察�offer up to joy。 My husband lives�察�that Tybalt would have slain�察�
And Tybalt's dead�察�that would have slain my husband。 All this is comfort�察�
wherefore weep I then�拭�Some word there was�察�worser than Tybalt's death�察�
That murd'red me。 I would forget it fain�察�But O�察�it presses to my memory
Like damned guilty deeds to sinners' minds� �'Tybalt is dead�察�and Romeo´
banished。' That 'banished��' that one word 'banished��' Hath slain ten
thousand Tybalts。 Tybalt's death Was woe enough�察�if it had ended there�察�Or�察�
if sour woe delights in fellowship And needly will be rank'd with other
griefs�察�Why followed not�察�when she said 'Tybalt's dead��' Thy father�察�or thy
mother�察�nay�察�or both�察�Which modern lamentation might have mov'd�拭�But
with a rearward following Tybalt's death�察 �'Romeo is banished'´ to speak
that word Is father�察 �mother�察 �Tybalt�察 �Romeo�察 �Juliet�察 �All slain�察 �all dead。
'Romeo is banished'´ There is no end�察 �no limit�察 �measure�察 �bound�察 �In that
word's death�察�no words can that woe sound。 Where is my father and my
mother�察�nurse�拭�Nurse。 Weeping and wailing over Tybalt's corse。 Will you
go to them�拭�I will bring you thither。 Jul。 Wash they his wounds with tears�拭�
Mine shall be spent�察�When theirs are dry�察�for Romeo's banishment。 Take
up those cords。 Poor ropes�察�you are beguil'd�察�Both you and I�察�for Romeo is
exil'd。 He made you for a highway to my bed�察�But I�察�a maid�察�die maiden´
widowed。 Come�察�cords�察�come�察�nurse。 I'll to my wedding bed�察�And death�察�
not Romeo�察 �take my maidenhead� �Nurse。 Hie to your chamber。 I'll find
Romeo To comfort you。 I wot well where he is。 Hark ye�察�your Romeo will
be here at night。 I'll to him�察�he is hid at Laurence' cell。 Jul。 O�察�find him� �
give this ring to my true knight And bid him come to take his last farewell。
Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 Friar Laurence's cell。
Enter Friar ��Laurence�А�
Friar。 Romeo�察�come forth�察�come forth�察�thou fearful man。 Affliction is
enanmour'd of thy parts�察�And thou art wedded to calamity。
Enter Romeo。
Rom。 Father�察 �what news�拭 �What is the Prince's doom What sorrow
craves acquaintance at my hand That I yet know not�拭�Friar。 Too familiar Is
my dear son with such sour company。 I bring thee tidings of the Prince's
doom。 Rom。 What less than doomsday is the Prince's doom�拭 �Friar。 A
gentler judgment vanish'd from his lips´ Not body's death�察 �but body's
banishment。 Rom。 Ha�察�banishment�拭�Be merciful�察�say 'death'�察�For exile hath
more terror in his look�察�Much more than death。 Do not say 'banishment。'
Friar。 Hence from Verona art thou banished。 Be patient�察�for the world is
broad and wide。 Rom。 There is no world without Verona walls�察 �But
purgatory�察�torture�察�hell itself。 Hence banished is banish'd from the world�察�
And world's exile is death。 Then 'banishment' Is death misterm'd。 Calling
death 'banishment��' Thou cut'st my head off with a golden axe And smilest
upon the stroke that murders me。 Friar。 O deadly sin� �O rude
unthankfulness� �Thy fault our law calls death�察�but the kind Prince�察�Taking
thy part�察 �hath rush'd aside the law�察�And turn'd that black word death to
banishment。 This is dear mercy�察�and thou seest it not。 Rom。 'Tis torture�察�
and not mercy。 Heaven is here�察�Where Juliet lives�察�and every cat and dog
And little mouse�察�every unworthy thing�察�Live here in heaven and may look
on her�察�But Romeo may not。 More validity�察�More honourable state�察�more
courtship lives In carrion flies than Romeo。 They may seize On the white
wonder of dear Juliet's hand And steal immortal blessing from her lips�察�
Who�察�even in pure and vestal modesty�察�Still blush�察�as thinking their own
kisses sin�察�But Romeo may not´ he is banished。 This may flies do�察�when I
from this must fly�察�They are free men�察�but I am banished。 And sayest thou
yet that exile is not death�拭�Hadst thou no poison mix'd�察�no sharp´ground
knife�察�No sudden mean of death�察�though ne'er so mean�察�But 'banished' to
kill me´ 'banished'�拭 �O friar�察 �the damned use that word in hell�察 �Howling
attends it� �How hast thou the heart�察�Being a divine�察�a ghostly confessor�察�A
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sin´absolver�察 �and my friend profess'd�察 �To mangle me with that word
'banished'�拭 �Friar。 Thou fond mad man�察 �hear me a little speak。 Rom。 O�察�
thou wilt speak again of banishment。 Friar。 I'll give thee armour to keep
off that word�察�Adversity's sweet milk�察�philosophy�察�To comfort thee�察�though
thou art banished。 Rom。 Yet 'banished'�拭 �Hang up philosophy� �Unless
philosophy can make a Juliet�察�Displant a town�察�reverse a prince's doom�察�It
helps not�察�it prevails not。 Talk no more。 Friar。 O�察�then I see that madmen
have no ears。 Rom。 How should they�察�when that wise men have no eyes�拭�
Friar。 Let me dispute with thee of thy estate。 Rom。 Thou canst not speak of
that thou dost not feel。 Wert thou as young as I�察�Juliet thy love�察�An hour
but married�察�Tybalt murdered�察�Doting like me�察�and like me banished�察�Then
mightst thou speak�察 �then mightst thou tear thy hair�察 �And fall upon the
ground�察 �as I do now�察 �Taking the measure of an unmade grave。 Knock
��within�А� Friar。 Arise�察�one knocks。 Good Romeo�察�hide thyself。 Rom。 Not I�察�
unless the breath of heartsick groans�察�Mist´like infold me from the search
of eyes。 Knock。 Friar。 Hark�察�how they knock� �Who's there�拭�Romeo�察�arise�察�
Thou wilt be taken。´ Stay awhile� � Stand up�察 �Knock。 Run to my study。´
By´and´by� � God's will�察�What simpleness is this。´ I come�察�I come� �Knock。
Who knocks so hard�拭�Whence come you�拭�What's your will Nurse。 ��within�А�
Let me come in�察�and you shall know my errand。 I come from Lady Juliet。
Friar。 Welcome then。
Enter Nurse。
Nurse。 O holy friar�察 �O�察 �tell me�察 �holy friar Where is my lady's lord�察�
where's Romeo�拭 �Friar。 There on the ground�察 �with his own tears made
drunk。 Nurse。 O�察�he is even in my mistress' case��
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